Streets of Philadelphia

[Richard Smith]

The WSJ and others are now acknowledging what was obvious from the beginning.  That the fake COVID relief bill fueled hyperinflation, resulted in countless billions being spent for fraud, waste, and political pork.  In addition, it encouraged a work force shortage that has crippled America by paying people to stay home.  It is still impossible to find any business that is fully staffed.  Perhaps the most disastrous economic policy since the Great Depression.  And no end in sight.

[Richard Smith]

Another record day for gas prices with no end in sight.  Next up on the Biden hit parade of disasters?  Widespread power outages throughout the country this summer.  What is Biden doing about all this?  Sending $40 billion to Ukraine where it will be stolen or redirected to political pork contractors for some unknown purpose.  Just like the so-called "COVID relief" package.  Soon Biden will have reduced the most affluent country in the history of the world to the stone age.  No power, gas, water.  We will be like cavemen.   

[Richard Smith]

The only good news is that Biden has finally left the US.  He is napping in S. Korea instead of Delaware this weekend.  Not that he knows the difference.

[Richard Smith]

The stock market continues its collapse today.  Disaster after disaster under Biden.  Unreal.  Obama was right.  "Never underestimated Joe's ability to "f" things up."

[Richard Smith]

So many victories for Trump while the country continues to come unglued under Paw Paw Joe.  The leftist media desperately tried to spin the recent Georgia primary as some type of evidence that Trump's influence is fading.  LOL.  Trump supported candidates are 85-4 in the primaries.  The few losses were simply candidates who were too far behind for any endorsement to make a difference.  In every competitive race, Trump's endorsement has made the difference. Oz would never have won the PA primary without that endorsement.  And where are Old Joe and Kamala on the Dem primaries?  Great timing on that announcement to crack down on the police just after another mass shooting.  No one wants to be seen with them as disaster after disaster unfolds.

[Richard Smith]

Trump endorsed candidate Oz declares victory in PA!  So much winning.  Meanwhile Joe is napping somewhere as America spirals downward.  Gas nearing $6 per gallon.  Some gas stations are having to recalibrate their gas pumps to prepare for the eventuality of gas prices that exceed $9.99/gallon.  An incredible string of disasters.  Meanwhile Joe's feeble efforts to address the baby formula issue have resulted in even a greater failure than his non-effort to address gas prices.  Everything Joe touches crumbles to ruin.  The law of averages would suggest that even the most incompetent and unlucky person might catch a break now and again.  But not Paw Paw Joe.  He has a perfect record of failure. Pandemic cases, hospitalizations, and deaths are also once again in a steep increase.   Shutdown Joe vowed during the campaign to show us how to control the pandemic.  One million deaths later he still hasn't done it.  If Trump were still President, the pandemic ticker would run day and night on the leftist media.  Not a peep under Brandon, though. 

[Richard Smith]

Pandemic cases, hospitalizations, and deaths are climbing two years after Joe became President.  No sign of Old Joe who promised to "shutdown" the virus.  Deaths have now exceeded one million with no end in sight.  Joe promised over and over again during the campaign that he would "shutdown" the virus.  The leftist media relentlessly claimed Trump had done something (never specified) wrong during the pandemic.  And Biden with all his "experience" would do a better job.  But not a peep now as this goes on and on with no end in sight.  Paw Paw Joe naps somewhere.

[Richard Smith]

Per Newsweek, Trump's opposition to Liz Cheney is making a significant difference:

Polling conducted from May 24 to 25 showed the incumbent trailing Hageman by 30 points.

Prior to her opposition to Trump, Cheney appeared to be widely popular in Wyoming. The GOP congresswoman won her 2020 reelection with nearly 69 percent of the vote. That was also an improvement compared to the just under 64 percent she garnered in 2018 and the approximately 62 percent she won in 2016.